Caffe Cino Pictures

The Cino Year By Year » JoeJohnnyEddiePost

JOE CINO's lover JOHN TORREY tapped subway lines so that we could have stage lighting, and rigged the pay-phone to be free. His death started Joe's decline to suicide in April, 1967. The Cino then continued producing for just short of a year. Photo of Johnny (standing), Joe (seated below him) and actor EDDIE BARTON by JAMES D. GOSSAGE.

JOE CINO’s lover JOHN TORREY tapped subway lines so that we could have stage lighting, and rigged the pay-phone to be free. His death started Joe’s decline to suicide in April, 1967. The Cino then continued producing for just short of a year. Photo of Johnny (standing), Joe (seated below him) and actor EDDIE BARTON by JAMES D. GOSSAGE.

JOE CINO’s lover JOHN TORREY tapped subway lines so that we could have stage lighting, and rigged the pay-phone to be free. His death started Joe’s decline to suicide in April, 1967. The Cino then continued producing for just short of a year. Photo of Johnny (standing), Joe (seated below him) and actor EDDIE BARTON by JAMES D. GOSSAGE.

FIRST ORIGINAL PLAY at the Cino. JAMES HOWARD (standing) and JEREMY JOHNSON (cringing) in "Flyspray," Howard's satire of the arms race, 1960. More pictures HERE.
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